Client Services Coordinator - Cancer
60000 - 65000 USD per year
Company:Private Health Management
Location:United States
Languages:English
Seniority level:Entry, 1+ Year
Experience:1+ Year
Skills:
Project CoordinationCommunication SkillsAnalytical SkillsCollaborationMicrosoft ExcelProblem SolvingCustomer serviceAgile methodologiesMentoringNegotiationLinuxDevOpsAttention to detailOrganizational skillsWritten communicationMultitaskingComplianceMicrosoft Office SuiteCoachingInterpersonal skillsNetworkingExcellent communication skillsAdaptabilityRelationship buildingProblem-solving skillsCritical thinkingAccount ManagementTeamworkResearchEmpathyVerbal communicationReportingTroubleshootingWritingActive listeningStrong work ethicAbility to learnJSONClient relationship managementCross-functional collaborationData entryRelationship managementQuality AssuranceResearch skillsCRMAnalytical thinkingScriptingSoftware EngineeringData analyticsData managementDebuggingCustomer supportChange ManagementCustomer SuccessConfluenceEnglish communication
Requirements:
1+ Year of professional care coordination experience in a complex environment. Experience with cancer care coordination is a bonus. Concierge level customer service with exceptional written and verbal communication skills. Highest standards of ethics and personal integrity with a demonstrated capacity for discretion and handling confidential information. High versatility and ability to thrive in a multitasking, ever-evolving, fast-paced role. A positive, energetic, client-focused, can-do orientation. Highly technologically adept. College graduate strongly preferred (BA or BS).
Responsibilities:
Proactively support and assess clients’ care needs through direct communication. Collaborate closely with clinicians and researchers as a member of the client's care team. Manage client engagements from welcome email to registration completion. Facilitate scheduling and billing support. Take ownership of all details related to client meetings, ensuring follow-up and completion of action items. Partner with researchers to assess clinical trial eligibility and enrollment processes.
